Meg Lee, singer/songwriter was born in Cheshire. She relocated first to Nottingham when aged 16, then subsequently to London where she gained a Performing Arts Diploma from London Theatre School. 

She made her TV debut on Grange Hill, appeared in London West End shows including the acclaimed musical ‘Bright Lights Big City’, and toured with acclaimed director Mark Hedges’ show ‘Night On Broadway’ before eventually heading back up North to pursue her first choice career as a solo singer.

Jazz and blues had always been close to Meg’s heart since first hearing Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan as a teenager - 
Now, equally influenced and inspired by contemporary voices such as Melody Gardot and Madeline Peyroux, she embarked on a spell of intense live work, becoming a regular headliner at jazz venues around the North West, carving out a loyal following. 

Meg’s work stays true to those jazz origins but is injected with a contemporary pop sensibility. 
It comes as no surprise that she has shared stages with acts as diverse as Ruby Turner, Rudimental and Pixie Lott.

She released her debut album “Meet Me” in 2018. Working with producer, multi instrumentalist and co-writer Nigel Stonier (whose productions and collaborations include Clare Teal, Thea Gilmore and The Waterboys) 
Meg also released her 3 track seasonal EP “Wintertime Thing”. 

Her music is like it could have been written at anytime in the last 50 years - and Meg is confident in her style "reflecting that mix of the old and the new that’s my musical style’.

Insta - @megleesinger